Arts in Flanders in lockdown

Analysis — What consequences does the corona crisis have for the arts sector in Flanders and Brussels?

While the crisis is still unfolding, we try to already clarify a number of issues: Where do the current problems lie? Where can we expect to see further consequences? How is the sector itself dealing with the crisis?  
© photo: “The Act of Patience”, an edition by artist Kevin Reynaert, published in a 2000-piece puzzle for entertainment in times of quarantine

Switch from physical to digital in a large scale Creative Europe project

Report — A planned meeting about developing new organisational models with 65 international participants was changed into an online brainstorm. What did we learn?

How to contact Flanders Arts Institute? 

Update — We are working from home and all planned activities up to and including 3 May will be cancelled, postponed or (preferably) given a different format via online [removed];Our colleagues can be reached by e-mail or telephone.

Discover chamber music, contemporary dance, choir music and photography from Flanders at home 

Online guides — While you can’t visit us in person right now, we do offer online guides, theme sites and interviews introducing foreign art professionals to artists and their [removed];Let me be your guide!